Re:Tech watchdogs call on Facebook, Google for transparency ...
by 15155 on Tuesday May 08, 2018 @06:03PM
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> It's no different than a bomb assembly video (which is illegal).
Where is this illegal? This most certainly isn't illegal in the United States of America. Showing vs inciting.
> If, perhaps, owners of guns were concerned about gun assembly videos being taken down, they could help the general public with efforts to reduce incidents of mass gun violence.
Abstinence-only sex education and marijuana prohibition have both worked so well! Let's increase accidental death during gun assembly by purposefully hiding information! That will stop em!
In reality: you just do not like guns. That's okay! But hiding perfectly-legal, informative, educational information? You've now violated the First as means to spite the Second.
Where is this illegal? This most certainly isn't illegal in the United States of America. Showing vs inciting.
> If, perhaps, owners of guns were concerned about gun assembly videos being taken down, they could help the general public with efforts to reduce incidents of mass gun violence.
Abstinence-only sex education and marijuana prohibition have both worked so well! Let's increase accidental death during gun assembly by purposefully hiding information! That will stop em!
In reality: you just do not like guns. That's okay! But hiding perfectly-legal, informative, educational information? You've now violated the First as means to spite the Second.